The line graph compares the per capita
carbon
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dioxide
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emissions
released in four different countries during four decades.
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Overall
, it is apparent that the average amount of Linking Words
carbon
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dioxide
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emissions
per person in Britain continuously dominated among the four nations, Use synonyms
while
the equivalent figure for Portugal ranked the lowest over the period shown. Linking Words
Besides
, the number of Linking Words
emissions
in Sweden and Italy saw a clear upward trend, compared with that of the other two countries.
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dioxide
, with a figure of about 1 metric tonne. In the following 40 years, the quantity of Use synonyms
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dioxide
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emissions
increased remarkably, peaking at approximately 5 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
in 2007. Use synonyms
Similarly
, an obvious increment can Linking Words
also
be seen in the amount of Linking Words
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type of greenhouse gas Linking Words
emissions
in Italy, almost doubling from 4 in 1967 to roughly 8 metric Use synonyms
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in 2007.
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By contrast
, there was a downward trend in the UK, as the number of Linking Words
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declined from about 11 to less than 9 metric Use synonyms
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period of time. Interestingly, in spite of the fluctuation of around 3 metric Linking Words
tonnes
between 1967 and 1987, the figure for Use synonyms
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dioxide
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per person had decreased since Use synonyms
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, falling to about 7 metric Linking Words
tonnes
in 2007.Use synonyms
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